Listened to him interviewed by Mike and the Dog (which you can get on podcast), and he said the same thing. He's really a very well spoken, interesting guy.

Good for Cone. Unlike a lot of athletes, he seems to have grown up from who he used to be back in his Mets days.

I had not heard about the owners putting steroid testing on the agenda in the early '90s.
This changes my opinion of the baseball drug cheating. I now put the full blame on the players union who evidently felt that dollars was worth more than the law and players health. Question: why are owners involved in drug cheating testing at all - why aren't the players doing it on their own with their own hired lab and disciplinary board?